The 36th Kira Fireworks draws about 35,000 people to the Miyazaki fishing port district of Nishio, Aichi, on October 31, 2026, firing roughly 3,000 shells from 7:30 p.m. A free, Halloween-night edition of the Mikawa coast's long-running show: food stalls around the harbor, event parking, and no ticketing — claim your spot on the quay. Thirty-six years of continuity keep the port festival's craft polished.
The fishing harbor of Miyazaki, on Nishio's coastline in Aichi, has hosted its fireworks festival for 36 years, and the 2026 edition lands on October 31 — a Halloween-night sky show for the Mikawa region. Roughly 3,000 shells launch from 7:30 p.m., and the free, unticketed format brings about 35,000 people to the port, spread along seawalls and quays. Food stalls cluster where the harbor widens, and event parking is arranged for the night. The Nishio tourism office administers the festival and publishes a dedicated page. With a crowd of this size around a working harbor, arriving by 6:00 p.m. separates a front-row view from a distant one. The 7:30 p.m. launch follows the port's evening bustle.
Thirty-six years of free Halloween-night fireworks over a Mikawa fishing port.